ERASMUS+ at Kiel University
The higher education and training programme, ERASMUS has become one of the European Union's most notable success stories and has been funding cooperation among higher education institutions across Europe since 1987. It supports students, lecturers and university staff who wish to travel abroad.
ERASMUS+ refers to the EU Programme in the fields of Education, Training, Youth and Sport for the period 2014-2020 and has a budget of around 14.8 billion euros. The Erasmus+ programme aims to benefit around two million students by 2020, including over a quarter of a million students from Germany. Within the scope of Student Mobility, ERASMUS+ supports study visits and internships abroad. The programme for Personnel Mobility promotes teaching assignments and stays abroad for training purposes. Special funding is available for participants with disabilities and students with children.
ERASMUS+ Website of the European Commission
ERASMUS University Charter of Kiel University (ECHE) .pdf
ERASMUS "Fact Sheet" of Kiel University
Student Mobility (KA103)
Study Outgoings (SMS)
The exchange of students is based on bilateral agreements made between teachers of different departments of Kiel University and partner institutions abroad. There are currently about 460 ERASMUS contracts at departmental level (with 235 partner institutions in Europe). Kiel University students can apply for a place at a particular host university in the respective departments.
Info Sessions ERASMUS+ 2019/20.pdf
ERASMUS+ Information: From Application to Recognition
ERASMUS+ Guide
ERASMUS+ Guide for Students of Kiel University 2017-18.pdf
ERASMUS+ Guide for Students of Kiel University 2018-19.pdf
Info Sessions
Info Session 2018-19: General Information.ppt
Info Session 2018-19: Registration at Kiel University.ppt
Info Session 2018-19: Course Selection and Application at Host University.ppt
Documents
Transcript of Records.doc (if required)
Certificate of Proficiency in English.pdf
Language Certificate for other Languages.doc
Recognititon
Recognititon Statue of Kiel University.pdf
Information: Recognititon at CAU
Information: Diploma Supplement at CAU
General Info: Europass / Diploma Supplement
Application deadline for 2019/20: 15th February 2019 (main placement)
Allocation of remaining places: 1. June 2019
Study Incomings (SMS)
Information for ERASMUS exchange students who wish to study for one or two semesters at Kiel University.
Internship Outgoings (SMT)
Erasmus+ internship supports study-related placements in enterprises or organizations in other European countries with a minimum duration of two months. The visits are promoted throughout the Programme countries.
Staff Mobility (KA103)
Staff Mobility for Teaching (STA)
Erasmus+ offers teaching staff the opportunity to spend a period teaching at European partner universities, which hold a valid Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE). The lectureships are aimed at strengthening the European dimension of the host university; supplementing the courses and imparting expertise knowledge to students who do not wish or are unable to study abroad. They should also promote the development of joint international study programmes as well as the exchange of course content and teaching methods. Personnel from foreign companies and organisations may also be invited to teach at German universities.
ERASMUS+ Leaflet: Teaching Mobility.pdf
ERASMUS+ Coordinator Meeting 2018.ppt
Staff Mobility for Training (STT)
Erasmus+ provides support to staff at a German higher education institution with an ECHE, who wish to travel abroad for training purposes. The host university may be another higher education institution which also holds an ECHE, or a public or private organisation active in the labour market or in the fields of education, training or youth and based in a Programme country. STT offers funding to staff from all areas of the university.
ERASMUS+ Leaflet: Training Mobility.pdf
ERASMUS Info: Staff Mobility Training.ppt
Mobility with ERASMUS+ Partner Countries (KA107)
Mobility with partner countries (KA107) offers German universities the opportunity to take part in academic exchange and cooperation with all countries of the world - the partner countries.
Ongoing project of Kiel University with the partner country Malaysia (2016-2018): Center for Marine and Coastal Studies (CEMACS), Universiti Sains, Penang, Malaysia and Institute for Ecosystem Research of the CAU (Project leader: Prof. I. Unkel).
Two further project applications were submitted in February 2018 for the partner countries Tunisia and Israel; a follow-up application has been submitted for Malaysia.
Strategic Partnerships (KA203)
Cooperation and partnership projects in Erasmus+ focus on innovation, cooperation and the exchange of good practice. The Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership programme offers German universities the opportunity to promote their internationalisation projects across a wide range of sectors and educational fields. Kiel University has been successful in applying for funding for two projects:
Ancient Cities.Creating a Digital Environment on Cultural Heritage (2017-2020): University of Arhus (Denmark), University of Bergen (Norway), University of Paris Pantheon Sorbonne (France), University of Birmingham (United Kingdom), Open University, Heerlen (Netherlands), Kiel University, Classical Archeology (Prof. Stefan Feuser, Project Leader).
Urban Dynamics (2015-2018): University of Santiago di Compostela (Spain), University of Paris 8 (France), University of El Salvador, USAL (Argentina), Federal University of Penambuco, UFPD (Brazil), Kiel University, Institute of Roman Studies (Prof. J. Gomez-Montero / Project Leader), Department of Geography (Prof. R. Wehrhahn).